OCRemix. That brings me back. I should check that out again.
I am firmly back in the early 2000s right now in spirit and don't even notice that's it's not modern. Not going online isn't so big a deal if the games are good. And graphics, well, if the mechanics are good, I really don't mind. I find it interesting to see what games were capable of in that time as well.
I wonder why they didn't do more like Shaolin Monks. Mortal Kombat could have branched out into all sorts of other gameplay styles than just 1v1 fighting.
Pinball Arcade near me (also video games) charges by the hour (or by subscription for the year) and Round1 had a card that you charge for the games. I like that pay one price and access everything as long as you want that you did.
One of these days I'll get through it. I have such low patience right now. I have a lot to revisit to determine what to keep in my collection. Psychonauts is a keeper.
I haven't been to a barcade before, just the three regular ones neat me. Sounds fun. It's always neat to play on original hardware.
It's neat that everything you do is flying and sometimes anti-aircraft shooting.
I played one of the Slime Rancher games and liked it up to a point.
Production is great all around in this game. I really wanted to get through the factory for once but I need to do more patience training at the dojo.
I'm going to play Future Perfect again soon. I can't wait.
Interesting, Ape Escape. I might have to get one of them to try out.
I can't wait to get to 360 again, but I've got DS up next and there is A LOT I need to do there.
